Sentence examples for considerable surplus of erosion from inspiring English sources
Over the whole study period, there was a considerable surplus of erosion on the left bank of the Padma with 189.4 km2 being eroded and 23.66 km2 being deposited by accretion, a net loss of 155 km2.
Hence, repression of reproduction should significantly influence N. furzeri's life history, thus leading to a considerable surplus of energetic resources.
At the same time, outside a few restricted areas (Sulmona, coastal Puglia, Campania) that produced considerable surpluses of grain, an arid climate and inferior soil made for poor agricultural development in the Kingdom of Naples.
Considerable risk of erosion was found when citrus fruits were eaten more than twice a day and soft drinks were drunk daily [ 53].
Religion was a pervasive force in Meso-American life, as the art demonstrates; and considerable surplus energy was devoted to it (e.g., temple construction, support of a numerous professional priesthood).
The considerable surplus is invested in a sovereign wealth fund that, with assets of some $880bn in 2014, is the world's largest.
Finally, two reconstructed river positions indicate a considerable lateral fluvial erosion of the Early Bronze Age settlement at Fidvár.
Since (total utility to society) = (producer surplus + consumer surplus), an erosion of firms' profits equates to a payment transfer from producer to consumer rather than an increase in overall value to society.
"The market is making considerable progress relative to the surplus of the past two years, but it's going to take more time to bring inventories back down to more normal levels".
The long period of erosion had resulted in considerable soil formation and most of the rock mantle was covered.
